List of Eastern Caribbean people
Listed below are prominent people from the Eastern Caribbean, the Guianas. Because of the close proximity of these countries, some people are listed under more than one heading. The following are not included: Bahamians, Belizeans, Cubans, Dominicans (from the Dominican Republic), Haitians, Jamaicans, or Puerto Ricans.
Actors
- Earl Maynard (born 1935), actor, bodybuilder from Barbados.[1]
- Redd Pepper (born 1961), voice actor born in Barbados.[2]
Artists
Athletes
- Robert Bailey (born 1968), American football player born in Barbados.[3]
- Andrea Blackett (born 1976), Barbadian hurdler and coach.[4]
- Emmerson Boyce (born 1979), Barbadian footballer and coach.[5]
- Joel Garner (born 1952), cricketer born in Barbados.[6]
- Gordon Greenidge (born 1951), cricketer born in St. Peter, Barbados.[7]
- Ramon Harewood (born 1987) American football player born and raised in Barbados.[8]
- Desmond Haynes (born 1956), cricketer born in Barbados.[9]
- Hadan Holligan (born 1995), Barbadian footballer.[10]
- Conrad Hunte (1932–1999), cricketer from Barbados.[11]
- Darian King (born 1992), professional tennis player from Barbados.[12]
- Zane Maloney (born 2003), racing driver from Barbados.[13]
- Malcolm Marshall (1858–1999) cricketer from Barbados.[14]
- Anton Norris (born 1940), high jumper and cricket player from Barbados.[15]
- Kemar Roach (born 1988), cricketer born at St. Lucy, Barbados.[16]
- Sam Seale (born 1962), American football player born in Barbados.[17]
- Alana Shipp (born 1982), American/Israeli professional bodybuilder born in Barbados.[18]
- Garfield Sobers (1936–2026), Barbadian cricketer and all rounder.[19]
- Obadele Thompson (born 1976) Olympic athlete from Barbados.[20]
- Clyde Walcott (1926–2006), cricketer from Barbados.[21]
- Everton Weekes (1925–2020), cricketer from Barbados.[22]
- Frank Worrell (1924–1967), cricketer from Barbados.[23]
Mariners
- Stede Bonnet (1688–1718), pirate and landowner born in Barbados.[24]
- William T. Shorey (1859–1919), whaling ship captain born in Barbados.[25]
Musicians
- Vita Chambers (born 1993), Canadian singer raised in Barbados.[26]
- Cover Drive – reggae group from Barbados.[27]
- Doug E. Fresh (born 1966), rapper born in Barbados.[28]
- Grynner (born 1946), calypso artist from Barbados.[29]
- Alison Hinds (born 1970), soca singer raised in Barbados.[30]
- Jackie Opel (1937–1970), singer from Barbados.[31]
- Jaicko (born 1991), R&B/pop singer-songwriter from Barbados.[32]
- Krosfyah, soca band from Barbados.[33]
- Charles D. Lewis (born 1955), bassist, producer from Barbados.[34]
- Hal Linton (born 1986), singer from Barbados.[33]
- Livvi Franc (born 1988), singer from Barbados.[33]
- Magnet Man, singer and musician from Barbados.[35]
- Zeeteah Massiah (born 1956), singer born in Barbados.[36]
- Mighty Gabby (born 1948), singer from Barbados.[37]
- Rayvon (born 1968), American singer born in Barbados.[38]
- Red Plastic Bag, calypsonian from Barbados.[39]
- Rihanna (born 1988), singer from Barbados.[27]
- RoRo, singer-songwriter born in Barbados.[40]
- Shontelle (born 1985), pop, reggae, and R&B singer from Barbados.[41]
- Square One (band), soca band from Barbados.[33]
- Emile Straker (1936–2026), musician from Barbados.[42]
- Arturo Tappin, saxophonist from Barbados.[43]
- Joseph L. Walcott -immigrant from Barbados, founded Wally's Cafe Jazz Club in Boston.[44]
Political leaders
- Grantley Herbert Adams (1898–1971), premier of Barbados.[45]
- Tom Adams (politician) (1931–1985), served as Prime Minister of Barbados.[46]
- Owen Arthur (1949–2020), served as Prime Minister of Barbados.[47]
- Errol Barrow (1920–1987), served as Prime Minister of Barbados.[48]
- Nita Barrow (1916 - 1995), politician from Barbados.[49]
- Courtney Blackman (1933 - 2021), served as ambassador from Barbados to the United States.[50]
- Edna Ermyntrude Bourne – the first woman to be elected to the House of Assembly of Barbados.[49]
- London Bourne (1793 - 1869), former Barbadian slave who became a merchant and abolitionist.[51]
- Bussa, leader of a slave revolt, killed in Barbados in 1816.[49]
- Esther Byer-Suckoo (born 1968), policiian from Barbados.[52]
- Shirley Chisholm (1924 - 2005), United States Congresswoman raised in childhood in Barbados.[53]
- Anne C. Cools (born 1943), Canadian senator born in Barbados.[54]
- Hugh Gordon Cummins (1891 - 1970), politician from Barbados.[49]
- Gertrude Eastmond (died 2024), the second woman to be elected to the House of Assembly of Barbados.[52]
- Sarah Ann Gill (1795 - 1866), national hero of Barbados.[49]
- Charles Wilton Wood Greenidge (1889 - 1972), organizational head in Barbados.[55]
- Clifford Husbands (1926 -2017), politician from Barbados.[49]
- Clyde Mascoll (born 1959), Barbadian government official.[56]
- Billie Miller (born 1944), politician from Barbados.[49]
- Richard B. Moore (1893 - 1978), Civil rights activist from Barbados.[57]
- Mia Mottley (born 1965), 8th Prime Minister of Barbados.[58]
- Charles O'Neale (1879 - 1936), National Hero of Barbados.[49]
- Clement Payne (1904 - 1971), National Hero of Barbados.[59]
- Samuel Jackman Prescod (1806 -1871), politician from Barbados.[49]
- Lloyd Erskine Sandiford (1937 - 2023), former Barbadian prime minister.[49]
- Arleigh Winston Scott (1900 - 1976), governor general of Barbados.[49]
- David Simmons (judge) (born 1940), politician from Barbados.[49]
- Hugh Springer (1913 -1994), politician from Barbados.[49]
- David Thompson (1961 - 2010), former Barbadian prime minister.[49]
- Elizabeth Thompson (born 1961) politician from Barbados.[60]
- Frank Leslie Walcott (1916 - 1999), National Hero of Barbados.[49]
- Deighton Lisle Ward (1909 -1984), governor general of Barbados.[49]
- Nellie Weekes (1896–1990), Bajan nurse and women's rights activist.[61]
- Maizie Barker-Welch (1927 - 2024), Barbados politician and women's rights activist.[62]
- Althea Wiggins, politician from Barbados.[63]
Scientists
- Shelly-Ann Cox (1988 - 2026), chief fisheries officer of Barbados.[64]
- Alan Emtage (born 1964), Internet pioneer from Barbados.[65]
- Ken R. Harewood, molecular biologist from Barbados.[66]
Writers and intellectuals
- Adisa Andwele, rhythm poet from Barbados.[67]
- Hilary Beckles (born 1955), historian from Barbados.[68]
- Kamau Brathwaite (1930 - 2020), poet and academic from Barbados.[69]
- Austin Clarke (1934 - 2016), author and poet born in Barbados.[70]
- Tony Cozier (1940 - 2016), cricket writer and broadcaster from Barbados.[71]
- Neville Goddard (1905 - 1972), mystic and author from Barbados.[72]
- Abel Hendy Jones Greenidge (1865 - 1906), writer on history and law born in Barbados.[73]
- Ted Harris, Sweden-based pastor, theologian and writer born in Barbados.
- Agymah Kamau, novelist from Barbados.[74]
- Odimumba Kwamdela – poet and novelist
- George Lamming – author and poet
- Karen Lord – writer of speculative fiction
- Glenville Lovell – author, playwright, dancer
- Paule Marshall – novelist (born in United States)
- Avinash Persaud – businessman
Others
- Frederick Atkins – convicted murderer
- Frank L. White (1867 - 1938), American chef born in Barbados.[75]
Singers
- Tory Lanez (mother from Curaçao)
Athletes
- Ozzie Albies
- Vurnon Anita
- Leandro Bacuna
- Tahith Chong
- Leroy Fer (parents both Curaçaoan descent)
- Kenley Jansen
- Andruw Jones
- Patrick Kluivert (mother of Curaçaoan descent)
- Jurgen Locadia
- Hedwiges Maduro (mother of Curaçaoan descent)
- Tyrell Malacia (father of Curaçaoan descent)
- Churandy Martina
- Javier Martina
- Armando Obispo (father of Curaçaoan descent)
- Jaron Vicario (parents both Curaçaoan descent)
- Charlton Vicento (parents both Curaçaoan descent)
- Errol Zimmerman
- Raily Ignacio (parents both Curaçaoan descent)
Comedians
Political leaders
Media
Musicians
Political leaders
Cricketers
Soccer
Writers and intellectuals
Political leaders
Writers and intellectuals
Athletes
Artists
Athletes
- Lewis Hamilton – F1 driver and 7-time World Champion in the 2008, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 seasons
- Kirani James – Grenadian sprinter who specialises in 200 and 400 meters
- Yazmeen Jamieson
- Cameron Jerome
- Jason Roberts – footballer currently playing for Blackburn Rovers
Business people and agriculturalists
Musicians
- Ajamu
- Casey Benjamin – member of the Robert Glasper Project
- Craig David (of Grenadian descent)
- Dollarman
- David Emmanuel
- Leslie Hutchinson
- Jemeni
- Row Lewis
- Mighty Sparrow
- Ms. Dynamite
- Sir Galba
- Sonika
Political leaders
- Jean Augustine
- Maurice Bishop
- Herbert A. Blaize
- Nicholas Brathwaite
- Tubal Uriah Butler
- Henri Christophe
- Bernard Coard
- Phyllis Coard
- Eric Gairy
- Malcolm X (of Grenadian descent)
- Dickon Mitchell
- Keith Mitchell
- David Paterson (Grenadian grandfather)
- David Pitt, Baron Pitt of Hampstead
- Tillman Thomas
Writers and intellectuals
- Tobias S. Buckell
- Merle Collins
- Franklyn Harvey
- Audre Lorde (of Grenadian descent)
- Jacob Ross
Artists
Athletes
- Eric Abidal
- Jocelyn Angloma
- Christine Arron
- Jonathan Biabiany
- Jim Bilba
- Pascal Chimbonda
- Wylan Cyprien
- Laura Flessel-Colovic
- William Gallas
- Thierry Henry
- Layvin Kurzawa
- Thomas Lemar
- Jérôme Moïso
- Jean-Marc Mormeck
- Marie-José Pérec
- Mickaël Piétrus
- Therry Racon
- Teddy Riner
- Louis Saha
- Kevin Seraphin
- Jordan Tell
- Lilian Thuram
- Marius Trésor
- Ronald Zubar
Filmmakers
Political leaders
Religious leaders
Writers and intellectuals
Artists
Political leaders
- Brindley Benn
- Forbes Burnham
- Arthur Chung
- Clinton Collymore
- Hubert Nathaniel Critchlow
- Cuffy
- Jack Gladstone
- Quamina Gladstone
- David A. Granger
- Bernie Grant
- Sam Hinds
- Desmond Hoyte
- Cheddi Jagan
- Janet Jagan
- Bharrat Jagdeo
- Eusi Kwayana
- Moses Nagamootoo
- Reepu Daman Persaud
- Sir Shridath Ramphal
- Clement Rohee
- Rupert Roopnaraine
- Merlin Udho
Athletes
Filmmakers
Political leaders
Writers and intellectuals
Sports Personalities
Soccer
Business and agriculture
Political leaders
Writers, intellectuals, filmmakers, and artists
Actors
Artists
Athletes
- Ken Charlery (St Lucian parents)
- Jermain Defoe (St Lucian mother)
- Anton Ferdinand (St Lucian father)
- Les Ferdinand
- Rio Ferdinand (St Lucian father)
- Dominic Johnson
- Cyrille Regis
- Dave Regis
- John Regis
- Darren Sammy
Economists
- Sir Arthur Lewis
Musicians
Political leaders
Writers and intellectuals
Athletes
Musicians
Political leaders
Athletes
- Donyell Malen
- Dwight Tiendalli
- Florian Jozefzoon
- Tommy Asinga
- Ryan Babel
- Remy Bonjasky
- Edgar Davids
- Eljero Elia
- Ilonka Elmont
- Ruud Gullit
- Ernesto Hoost
- Patrick Kluivert
- Anthony Nesty
- Frank Rijkaard
- Clarence Seedorf
- Tyrone Spong
- Letitia Vriesde
- Aron Winter
- Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
- Kevin Wattamaleo
- Kurt Elshot
- Sigourney Bandjar
- Romario Sabajo
Inventors
Political leaders
Writers and intellectuals
Musicians
Artists
Athletes
- Carlos Edwards
- Inshan Ali
- Stephen Ames
- Marvin Andrews
- Ian Bishop
- Marlon Black
- Ato Boldon
- George Bovell III
- Dwayne Bravo
- Darrel Brown
- Marc Burns
- Learie Constantine
- Hasely Crawford
- Rajindra Dhanraj
- Mervyn Dillon
- Ansil Elcock
- Daren Ganga
- Roger Gibbon
- Hilary Angelo "Larry" Gomes
- Gerald "Gerry" Gomez
- Anthony Gray
- Shaka Hislop
- Clayton Ince
- Stern John
- Kenwyne Jones
- Brian Lara
- Russell Latapy
- Leonson Lewis
- Augustine "Gus" Logie
- Clint Marcelle
- Wendell Mottley
- Deryck Murray
- Jerren Nixon
- Sonny Ramadhin
- Manny Ramjohn
- Dinanath Ramnarine
- Anthony Rougier
- Phil Simmons
- Jeffrey Stollmeyer
- Victor Stollmeyer
- Richard Thompson
- Evans Wise
- Dwight Yorke
- Levi García
Dancers
Filmmakers
Musicians
- Attila the Hun (Raymond Quevado) – calypsonian
- Winifred Atwell
- Denise "Saucy Wow" Belfon
- Inga "Foxy Brown" Marchand
- Chalkdust (Hollis Liverpool)
- Ken Marlon Charles (KMC)
- Maximus Dan
- Destra Garcia
- Bunji Garlin
- Haddaway
- Heather Headley
- Raymond Holman
- Lord Invader
- Lord Kitchener (Alwyn Roberts)
- Lord Melody
- Fay Ann Lyons-Alvarez
- Mighty Sparrow (Slinger Francisco)
- Mighty Spoiler
- Nicki Minaj (Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty) – rapper
- PartyNextDoor (Trinidadian father)
- Cardi B (Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar) (Trinidadian mother)
- Lennox "Bobby" Mohammed
- Machel Montano
- Billy Ocean
- Denyse Plummer
- Sundar Popo
- Patrice Roberts
- David Rudder
- Adesh Samaroo
- Jit Samaroo
- Hazel Scott
- Len "Boogsie" Sharpe
- Lord Shorty/Ras Shorty I (Garfield Blackman)
- Black Stalin (Leroy Calliste)
- André Tanker
- Rakesh Yankaran
Political leaders
- Tubal Uriah Butler
- Rudranath Capildeo
- Simbhoonath Capildeo
- Stokely Carmichael (a.k.a. Kwame Ture)
- George Chambers
- Carson Charles
- Arthur Andrew Cipriani (A. A. Cipriani)
- Sir Ellis Clarke
- Tracy Davidson-Celestine
- Winston Dookeran
- Knowlson Gift
- Albert Gomes
- Geddes Granger (Makandal Daaga)
- Gary Griffith
- Noor Hassanali
- Karl Hudson-Phillips
- A. P. T. James
- Roy Joseph
- Franklin Khan
- Fuad Khan
- Gillian Lucky
- Ramesh Maharaj
- Patrick Manning
- Bhadase Sagan Maraj
- Ralph Maraj
- Wendell Mottley
- Folade Mutota
- George Padmore
- Basdeo Panday
- Kamla Persad-Bissessar
- David Pitt, Baron Pitt of Hampstead
- George Maxwell Richards
- Adrian Cola Rienzi (born Krishna Deonarine)
- A. N. R. Robinson
- Keith Rowley
- Austin "Jack" Warner
- Dr. Eric Williams
- Eric A. Williams
- Gerald Yetming
Writers and intellectuals
Virgin Islands
Artists and architects
- Dr. William Thornton
Athletes
Doctors and scientists
Musicians
Writers and intellectuals
See also
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